I can't believe some of the other reviews of this.
It is a disjointed and revisionist farce that should have been way better.
The use the clip of her denying saying anything against gay people in it.
Yet have spoken multiple times about it as 'fact' ?
"I was so impacted and hurt by the 'Adam and Steve' comment. So I wanted to explore that in this film and know why."
Like the recent Rick James doc, they imply A Lot.
"I put my hands on a woman." And, having covered 'that subject', they move on.
At a machine-gun rate too.
At one point, marriage infidelity is mentioned.
Sexual abuse is chucked in just after that.
And on it goes.
Never fully explaining anything.
Her daughter has said in the press that she 'took naps' while the other guy actually edited this picture.
It shows.
They do use music from her first band The Crow in it.
I think.
Of course, there's voices gabbing over that bit.
I guess Bruce Sudano did contact Paul Gambaccini after all.
He asked me once 'how' to contact him.
One of Mr. PG's radio docs - they spoke to the guy who remembers recording Donna - back then.
Her Estate currently thinks endless reissues of the same tracks.
With God awful 'new mixes' is the way forward.
This movie is more of the same.
"This'll do."
It is a disjointed and revisionist farce that should have been way better.
The use the clip of her denying saying anything against gay people in it.
Yet have spoken multiple times about it as 'fact' ?
"I was so impacted and hurt by the 'Adam and Steve' comment. So I wanted to explore that in this film and know why."
Like the recent Rick James doc, they imply A Lot.
"I put my hands on a woman." And, having covered 'that subject', they move on.
At a machine-gun rate too.
At one point, marriage infidelity is mentioned.
Sexual abuse is chucked in just after that.
And on it goes.
Never fully explaining anything.
Her daughter has said in the press that she 'took naps' while the other guy actually edited this picture.
It shows.
They do use music from her first band The Crow in it.
I think.
Of course, there's voices gabbing over that bit.
I guess Bruce Sudano did contact Paul Gambaccini after all.
He asked me once 'how' to contact him.
One of Mr. PG's radio docs - they spoke to the guy who remembers recording Donna - back then.
Her Estate currently thinks endless reissues of the same tracks.
With God awful 'new mixes' is the way forward.
This movie is more of the same.
"This'll do."